Current legal issues affecting central banks. Vol.IV
Effros Robert C
Current legal issues affecting central banks. Vol.IV
- Washington D C International Monetary Fund 1994
- 983p
CONTENTS
Chapter1: Developments at the International Monetary Fund; 1A. Some Specific Legal Features of the International Monetary Fund; 1B. The Relationship Between the International Monetary Fund and the United Nations; 1C. Issues Regarding the Special Drawing Right of the International Monetary Fund Chapter 2: Developments at the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: The Restructuring of the Global Environment Facility; Chapter 3: Developments at the International Finance Corporation; Chapter 4: The First Three Years of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development: Legal Issues and Solutions; Chapter 5: European Monetary Union and the European System of Central Banks; Chapter 6: The European Community’s Second Banking Directive; Chapter 7: Banking Law Developments in the European Union: Deposit Insurance and Money-Laundering Initiatives; Chapter 8: GATT and Its Effect on Banking Services; Chapter 9: The Implications of NAFTA for Central Banks; Chapter 10: Banking Law Developments in Latin America; Chapter 11: U.S. Banking Regulation Roundtable; 11 A. Report from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Establishing Foreign Bank Offices in the United States; 11B. Report from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation: National Deposit Insurance Has Worked to Promote Banking Stability; 11C. Report from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency: The Future of Bank Supervision; 11D. Report from the Office of Thrift Supervision; Chapter 12: Banking Reform in the United States; Chapter 13: Banking Law Developments in the United Kingdom; Chapter 14: Banking Law Developments in Canada; Chapter 15: Banking Law Developments in the Former Soviet Union; Chapter 16: Banking Law Reform in China; Chapter 17: Banking Supervision Around the World; 17A. The Role of the Central Bank; 17B. Bank Supervision in the G-7 Countries; Chapter 18: Who Should Be the Banking Supervisors?; 18A. Some General Considerations; 18B. A German Perspective; 18C. A Swedish Perspective; 18D. French Banking Supervision; Chapter 19: BCCI: The Lessons for Banking Supervision; Chapter 20: The Role of Deposit Insurance: Financial System Stability and Moral Hazard; Chapter 21: Bankruptcy: Policy, Law, and Strategy; 21A. Bankruptcy Policies, Restructuring, and Economic Efficiency;y 21B. An Explanation of, and Guide to, Business Reorganizations Under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code; 21C. Bankruptcy Law and Bank Insolvency Law in Eastern Europe; Chapter 22: The New Foreign Exchange Master Agreements; 22A. The Significance of the International Foreign Exchange Master Agreement; 22B. An Analysis of the International Foreign Exchange Master Agreement Chapter 23: Financial Derivatives; 23A. Over-the-Counter Derivatives; 23B. The Risks of Financial Derivatives; Chapter 24: Securitization: Has It Matured?; Chapter 25: Payment Systems; 25A. Legal Issues Regarding Payment and Netting Systems; 25B. Risks in the Large-Value Payment System and the Role of Netting; Chapter 26: Securities Transfers; 26A. Delivery Against Payment; 26B. Legal Issues Regarding Payment and Settlement; 26C. Securities Clearance and Settlement; Chapter 27: International Banking Capital Standards for Market Risk: Recent Developments and Possible New Directions. Back Matter